The 'Hymn to Aten' reflects Akhenaten's attempt to... A.) Transform the role of pharaoh into that of a God
B.) Grant the priests more power in Egyptian society
C.) Diminish the role of women in Egyptian religion
D.) Worship and convert Egypt to a monotheistic God

D.) Worship and convert Egypt to a monotheistic God

Explanation:

Akhenaten was a Pharaoh of Egypt between 1352-1336 BC and at the height of his power, he decided to abandon the military which had brought him great success and conquest especially in Asian countries to create the cult of Aten, the worship of the sun god, and made it the sole religion of Egypt.

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